cheap hills

Photos by Rouge

One of the best things about Bali is how insanely cheap everything is--if you know how to bargain for it! Offer them half of what they're asking, and when they say no, just walk away. Most likely, they'll call you back within seconds and say okay. That's how I managed to get so many silver bracelets and rings, which are all beautiful and I now wear one of each on a daily basis. Keeping it simple (stupid) with a white blouse and black Topshop hotpants, but when you're off for a visit in the Sacred Monkey Jungle, too much color and sparkle would draw the wrong kind of attention (and by that I mean monkeys climbing all over me, no thanks).

FIRE ENGINE HARDSTANDING

 

 

   

 

Photos by Rouge
These were taken shortly after I recovered from my awful stomach flu last semester that had me drop about 20 pounds. I suppose a week and a half of no food intake and excessive vomiting really did the trick! Haha, okay, shouldn't be joking about that. Ignore me.
I got this dress as a major steal from cotton on for something like $15 and have been wearing it obsessively since-it's super light so perfect for singapore weather, simple in shape but gorgeous in print, and the best color for pairing anything i want with it (for example here: ray bans and steve madden wedges). Awesomesauce, right?

taksi

Photos by Rouge

I bought this sweet little pink lace top at a boutique right across from where this photo was taken, along with a red lace skirt and white lace tank (to be featured soon!)
Taken right at the end of our lane in Bali outside the sweetest garden restaurant where we grabbed lunch upon raised platforms with nothing but pillows and bamboo rugs to sit on. My days here were spent shopping, walking, swimming, sketching, and writing. How i miss it so.

indo breeze

Photos taken by Rouge
I suppose a quick intro is needed here. I'm Luna: a 17 year old wanderer, and aspiring model, who is living abroad to study.
I snapped these photos in Ubud, Bali this past December on my way down the bustling, overcrowded streets filled with motorcycles and vans full of tourists. Trying to avoid the occasional stray dog and the men screaming "TAXI?!?!?!?" in my face, we sought refuge in cafes tucked along monkey jungle road. Each one leads straight back onto patios that overlook rice patties, and their mojitos are to die for. It's a crazy paradise.